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leatherwork. His merchandisers designed goods based on those artifacts. And in strategic locations, Colter produced commercial architecture with striking decor, based on some concern for authenticity, floorplans calculated for good user experience and commercial function, and a playful sense of the dramatic inside and out.
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Seattle to take a position developing the Decoration Department for the Frederick and Nelson
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to put murals in the dining areas. Showing that she was unafraid of the modern when the situation called for it, Colter installed plate glass windows to open up views of the splendid scenery. Closed in 1963, the inn survived a threatened demolition, and was placed on the
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American styles were employed in hand-crafted chandeliers, copper and tin lighting fixtures, tiles and textiles, and other ornamentation. La Fonda became the most successful of the Harvey House hotels. Its striking blend of
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artisans on the site, and designed in sandstone to resemble a Hopi pueblo. (Unfortunately, a recent cleaning eliminated the artificial age-effects.) The
Watchtower was the product of travel and research, and she cared enough to herself prepare a
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History at the Grand Canyon.” Arizona State University. Nature, Culture and History at the Grand Canyon © 2021. All Rights Reserved. Accessed October 17, 2021.
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University Extension School. At this time, she was involved in the Arts and Crafts movement. She was also a clubwoman, and gave several lectures and classes related to art.
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most outstanding – Colter worked in often rugged conditions to complete 21 landmark hotels, commercial lodges, and public spaces for the Fred Harvey Company, by then being run by the founder's sons.
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department store in Seattle. Colter left the position in 1909, when her mother became ill and died. The Colter sisters returned to St. Paul to bury their mother in the family plot.
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Colter, Mary Elizabeth Jane, et al. Mary Colter: Architect of the Southwest. United States, Princeton Archit.Press, 2002.
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structures, influencing the look and feel of an entire genre of parkitecture, often called
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Colter's pioneering masterwork may have been the 1923
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1553:"Inside Union Station's Soaring Art Deco Brewpub"
1474:"The History of La Posada: A Tale of Two Visions"
1281:. Flagstaff, Arizona: Northland Press. pp.
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1278:Mary Colter: Builder Upon the Red Earth
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986:Mary Colter: Architect of the Southwest
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1347:. Grand Canyon Lodges. 10 July 2013
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1126:The First American Women Architects
887:List of California women architects
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1453:"Architecture Series: Mary Colter"
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1413:. Collectorsguide.com. 2012-07-13
989:. Princeton Architectural Press.
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1555:. Eater Los Angeles. 2018-09-27
1103:. Phantomphiles.com. 2012-04-14
638:and flatware for the glamorous
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1642:"Colter, Mary Jane, Buildings"
1509:. Laposada.org. Archived from
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1894:Frances Lillian Willard Munds
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1229:Fried, Stephen (2013-08-02).
1172:"Mary Jane Colter: Architect"
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2693:Sharon Harper (Ethnographer)
2611:Christine Kajikawa Wilkinson
1803:Arizona Women's Hall of Fame
1671:"Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter"
1534:. Laobserved.com. 2011-05-02
1035:Berke, Arnold (2010-09-16).
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800:, Grand Canyon Village, 1932
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172:Mission Revival architecture
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3014:Pueblo Revival architecture
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1833:Mary-Russell Ferrell Colton
1616:Spano, Susan (2012-07-18).
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608:Civilian Conservation Corps
554:La Posada Historic District
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2023:Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter
1597:. New Mexico Museum of Art
1434:. Laposada.org. 2014-09-04
933:Grattan, Virginia (1980).
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512:Spanish Colonial Revival
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1956:Rachel Emma Allen Berry
1838:Cordelia Adams Crawford
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2560:Louise Foucar Marshall
2524:Jacque Yelland Steiner
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2115:Josephine W. Goldwater
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1997:Sarah Herring Sorin
1976:Carmen Soto Vasquez
1966:Sallie Davis Hayden
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156:Fred Harvey Company
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2488:Jean Maddock Clark
2424:Katharine Bartlett
2398:Patricia Ann McGee
2033:Minnie K. Guenther
1695:"Mary Jane Colter"
810:Painted Desert Inn
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1056:978-1-884446-05-4
996:978-1-56898-295-3
866:Super Chief, 1936
864:Santa Fe Railroad
857:Industrial design
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646:Santa Fe Railroad
344:Hopi House (1905)
160:Santa Fe Railroad
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